This sultry and bewitching songbird is no stranger to the music scene. At 15 she was already singing in her first band Memphis, but it was as singer of the rock ‘n roll band Sue Moreno & The Flaming Stars that she first had a taste of success. Inspired by legends like Peggy Lee, Ella Fitzgerald and Dean Martin, she embarked on a solo career in 2002 and debuted with her album “All I Can Do Is Dream You”.
Featuring the legendary Hi Rhythm and Stax musicians, The Memphis Horns and The Barnes Brothers and recorded in an analog studio, her new single is pure musical silk. Taken from her upcoming album “The Memphis Soul Sessions”, it’s the smooth percussion, stylish horns and her enchanting, honey-sweet vocals that takes you back to the soulful 60s and shows her to be a genuine aural angel.
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Diving in an infinite pool of vividly colored 80s AOR/Rock nostalgia, Swedish vocalist, multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Michael Palace knows just how to take his listeners on a trip down memory lane. Upon joining his label 
His new single conjures up images of driving down a neon-lit street in a Cadillac convertible with the top down and the radio blaring. Taken from his album “Rock And Roll Radio”, it kicks off with a powerful rock beat and howling guitars soaring above the synths, making way for the retro-touched grit of his voltaic vocal vitality. And with a surprise sax solo, this is red-hot melodic rock at its best.
Hailing from Kansas City, this 9-piece soul collective was formed in 2017, after 
Driven by sweet percussion and filled with luscious brass, their new single is a true musical marvel. Taken from their album “Freedom Is Love” and breathing their politically-charge message of positivity for the future through every note, it’s the laidback vibe of the 60s soul sound and the perfect harmonies encouraging us to love each other, that make this tune an early, soul-infused Christmas present.
Hailing from the serene countryside of Norfolk, but now based in the hustle & bustle of London, this British singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist has an impressive talent for genuine storytelling. With influences ranging from 
Painting an auditory picture, note for note, her new single is an instant work of art. Taken from her EP “Lost In The Dark”, which is released today, she brushes on a vintage shade from the organ and a tinge of modernity from the electric guitar, all infused with the hues of the galvanic drums. But it’s the bewitching quality of her sugary-sweet vocals that make this jam sound absolutely extraordinary.
As the product of a scientific experiment in the 80s, this up-and-coming British singer/songwriter, who had toured all over the world, was frozen in time in 1989, only to be reanimated 30 years later. The aim of the experiment was to find out whether the music of the time would still be current decades later. He was given a home studio and got to work on creating an album blending neon with new.
Giving 80s pop an insatiable rock edge, his new single bursts onto your ears with ravenous retro gusto. With a pulsating beat, fiery guitars and searing synths oozing their brightly coloured vintage vibes and feeding a sense of positivity, it’s his classic and raw-edged vocals which complete this sonic journey to yesteryear. Exuberant and packed with pizzazz, he captured the 80s in a single track.
Originally from Norway, but now based in Sweden, this pastel-dipped singer and songwriter creates relatable lyrics with topics ranging from love to mental health. Inspired by artists like 
Setting foot into a neon-flickering, retro soundscape, it’s the bewitching synths which draw you into the crevices of her second single. When you reach the infectious chorus, bursting with upbeat electronic magic, you’re hooked. Wrapping intense lyrics in a blanket of synth-driven sparkles, she marries real-life angst with buoyant 80s vivacity and creates a tune you don’t want to switch off.
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